Physicist, data scientist, backend developer
Hi, I'm Edoardo
I build software that starts from the data: from physics and artificial intelligence to the websites and APIs that make them useful.
What I do
I trained as a physicist and today I work at ETT as a backend developer. I build APIs, process data and images, read archive documents with OCR and develop artificial intelligence solutions for museums, institutions and archives. I like to understand a problem thoroughly before writing any code. The code I write is meant to be open, secure and tailored: I explain how below.
How I can help
Backend development and documents
Reliable APIs and services with Python and Django; from paper archives to searchable data with OCR, human review and page citations.
Data and artificial intelligence
Analysis, models and agents that turn data into decisions.
Custom analytics
Privacy-friendly analytics, inside the site or as a standalone service: visits, journeys, outcomes, Google searches. I have also migrated data from Matomo to Google Analytics 4.
Desktop tools
Installable applications built with Tauri and Electron, for work that does not fit in a web page: image processing, metadata editors.
Websites with my CMS
A website you can edit yourself, with a little help from artificial intelligence.
How I build software
Four commitments of method, valid for every job.
No lock-in
I build on widespread, proven open-source technologies. Your content and data stay yours: you can export them and take them away whenever you like, without being tied to me.
Secure code
Security from the start, not at the end: role-based access, personal data kept to a minimum, dependency updates, automated tests and a trial on a separate environment before every release.
Tailored to you
I start from what your work really needs: no useless features, decisions explained in writing and a site that reflects the way you work.
Regular security audits
I commit to running periodic security audits (dependencies, configuration, access, backups) and handing the results to the client. It is the method I propose for every project, not a certification I claim today.
Featured projects
Knowledge base for a port authority
Regulations, documents and environmental news in one place, with answers that cite their sources.
Reading archive registers
A local vision model reads the pages; a person reviews every piece of data.
Digital catalogue of cultural heritage
From the legacy system to a new backend, with ICCD records and CSV import.
Try it yourself
Open the CMS demo: no sign-up, edit whatever you like and after two hours everything goes back to how it was.